
Shibata ZeshinJapon, 1807–1891Long-tailed Rooster
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Onagadori are roosters specially bred in Japan for their long tail feathers. Here, Shibata Zeshin depicted an extraordinary specimen whose feathers hang to the ground from the rooster's perch on a plum branch. Typical of Zeshin's style, the bird is rendered with superhuman precision, with each feather of its luxurious plumage carefully delineated in lustrous pigments.
Minneapolis Institute of Art
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![The Four Accomplishments [left of a pair], Shibata Zeshin, second half 19th century](https://img.artsmia.org/web_objects_cache/118000/400/50/118456/mia_8004065_800.jpg)
![The Four Accomplishments [right of a pair], Shibata Zeshin, second half 19th century](https://img.artsmia.org/web_objects_cache/118000/400/50/118455/mia_8004072_800.jpg)





![Spring [right of a pair of Birds and Flowers in Spring and Autumn], Shibata Zeshin, second half 19th century](https://img.artsmia.org/web_objects_cache/022000/300/50/22350/mia_8018106_800.jpg)







